make
verb
Definition
to create or cause to exist or happen
Examples with images
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They're making noise outside.
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She is making a cake.
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Taylor Swift decided to make a cake.
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Wednesday Addams is making a sandwich.
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She's making a dress.
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He made pizza.
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She makes dresses.
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He made a beautiful painting in the room.
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Tohru Honda makes her own clothes.
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She's making a dress for him.
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He made pizza for kids.
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Examples with videos
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1. I just want you to know that I believe in you.
2. I really do.
3. And I believe in your ability to make the right choices.
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1. Alright, I'm gonna make more margaritas.
2. Whoa, hey, what are you doing?
3. Trying to get me drunk?
4. I'm just making margaritas.
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1. Why would you order a pizza when we’re making pizza?
2. Because I knew you’d fail.
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1. I'm going to go make myself a morning cup of coffee like I do every day.
2. Okay.
3. Okay, just gotta — no problem.
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1. - Okay, for our first real iCarly cooking segment, we’re gonna make... - Spaghetti tacos!